How To Raise The World's Happiest Children
by Professor Kaija Puura
Raising happy children isn't about perfection or keeping up with every parenting trend. How to Raise the World's Happiest Children draws on proven principles to show how love, boundaries, and independence work together to help children thrive.
Actually, You're Fine
by Dr. Katie Davis
Clinical neuropsychologist and child development expert Dr. Katie Davis offers a new approach to child development that calls for a paradigm shift in how we conceptualize and support neurodevelopment. Offering actionable insights, Actually You’re Fine guides parents through conversations at home with their teens and preteens, and shows how to advocate for them at school and foster their potential everywhere else.
Sly and Mighty
by Kathleen Saxton
As seen in Harper's Bazaar, Stylist and Marie Claire, the groundbreaking new guide on how to recognise, resist and rise above toxic leadership
When In Menopaue
By Jennifer Weiss-Wolf
When in Menopause is a bold, brilliant, and much needed guide that blends science, storytelling, and powerful advocacy. –Dr. Mary Claire Haver, #1 New York Times Bestselling Author of The New Menopause
Embodied Menopause
By Charlotte Watts and Leo Taylor
Through gentle somatic practices and personal stories, movement teachers Charlotte Watts and Leo Taylor guide you to move with, rather than against, this powerful life transition.
Third Culture Kids
by Cynthia Green, Ruth E. Van Reken and Michael V. Pollock
‘This is a brilliant new edition and an incredibly important piece of work for TCKs, their parents, and educators. The book is written in an engaging style, and I truly hope it reaches those navigating life around the world, balancing the emotions that come with belonging to many places at once.’ Dr. Mireka Caselius, University of Jyväskylä, Finland
Why Does Everybody Hate Me?
by Sunday Times bestselling author, Alex Partridge
THE INSTANT NO. 1 SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER 'In a world with plenty of information, you can trust Alex to really care about helping people with RSD not feel alone, providing hope that progress, not perfection, is the safest goal.' - NELLY FURTADO
